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El Lobo Estepario [Steppenwolf]

Yazan: Hermann Hesse
Seslendiren: Daniel Quintero
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La novela que influenció toda una generación. El Lobo estepario es una de las grandes novelas del premio Nobel de 1946 Hermann Hesse (1877-1962), por tratar en forma profunda el tema del antagonismo entre las dos naturalezas de un individuo, en este caso Harry Haller, una persona desilusionada de la vida, que alterna la que se considera naturaleza bondadosa del ser humano con la ferocidad que caracteriza al lobo estepario. El misticismo y fantasía en que se desarrolla la obra, además de los conceptos que se derivan de ella, tuvo influencia en la forma de pensar y de comportarse de los jóvenes de los años cincuentas, que se veían reflejados en la personalidad dual de Haller.

Here is the novel that influenced an entire generation. Steppenwolf is considered one of the greatest novels of author Hermann Hesse (1877-1962), who won the Nobel Prize in 1946.

The story analyzes, in a deep way, the antagonism between the dual natures within an individual: Harry Haller, a man disappointed with life, who alternates between what is considered the kindness of a human being with the ferocity that characterizes a savage wolf.

The mystical and fantasy elements of the book, in addition to its original ideas, influenced the thinking and behavior of 1950s youth, who saw themselves reflected in Haller's dual personality.

Please Note: This audiobook is in Spanish.

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